Archaeological Ages Table
| La Sergenté | 4500 BC, Early Neolithic |
| Le Pinacle | 4500- Early Neolithic to Roman |
| La Hougue Bie, Passage Grave | 4000-3200 BC, Neolithic |
| La Cotte de St Brelade | 100,000-40,000 Paleolithic to Mesolithic |
| Mont Ubé, Passage Grave | 4000-3200 BC, Neolithic |
| Mont Grantez, Passage Grave | 4000-3200 BC, Neolithic |
| Faldouet, Passage Grave | 4000-3200 BC, Neolithic |
| Le Couperon, Gallery Grave | 3000 BC, Late Neolithic |
| Ville ès Nouaux, Gallery Grave | 3250-2850 BC, Late Neolithic |
| Menhirs | 3000-1500 BC, Late Neolithic |
| Ville ès Nouaux, Cist in Circle | 2800-2000 BC, Late Neolithic |
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